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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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    • J Offline
      JoeeYee
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      E3:
      Jennifer:



      :thankyou:

      Well-explained, JoeeYee. :celebrate:

      😄 ... suitable for adults but I dont think my dd can understand it yet.. :roll:...

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        IJJ
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        JoeeYee:
        E3:

        [quote=\"Jennifer\"]

        :thankyou:

        Well-explained, JoeeYee. :celebrate:

        😄 ... suitable for adults but I dont think my dd can understand it yet.. :roll:...[/quote] :thankyou: JoeeYee!

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          lizhi
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          The school holidays are coming and my dd’s teacher gave her some holiday hw. But my dd don’t know what is the maths revision test is about.


          E3, does ur dd know? My dd’s teacher did not give her any math worksheets or activity book.

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            IJJ
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            prisnkc:
            How to teach 默写effectively so that ds can remember it? Vomit blood trying to coach him in this area.

            I taught mine to form a (moving) picture in her head for each sentence, follow by memorising it by reciting aloud (including the punctuations). Once she can recite about 3 times correct consecutively, she will practice writing down the 生字. Then, w/o refering, she writes the sentences 3 times.

            She usually does 2 sentences at a time.

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              lizhi
              last edited by

              prisnkc:
              How to teach 默写effectively so that ds can remember it? Vomit blood trying to coach him in this area.

              Normally, every week on Wednesday my dd has 默写
              so on Thursday I let my dd read ALL the 默写 sentences 3 times.
              On Friday, my dd memorise the ones she chose 3 times again when she is taking a bath.
              On Saturday, she will write the 1st 默写.
              On Sunday she will write the 2nd one.
              On Monday she will write the 3rd one.
              On Tuesday she will write all 3 together.
              On Wednesday she will have her 默写 in school.
              Then on Thursday she will read the next 默写 3 times and so on...

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                Funx3
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                IJJ:
                prisnkc:

                How to teach 默写effectively so that ds can remember it? Vomit blood trying to coach him in this area.


                I taught mine to form a (moving) picture in her head for each sentence, follow by memorising it by reciting aloud (including the punctuations). Once she can recite about 3 times correct consecutively, she will practice writing down the 生字. Then, w/o refering, she writes the sentences 3 times.

                She usually does 2 sentences at a time.

                I Play a Miming Game With Them, Giving them Clues Along The Way, and Getting them to Memorise it at Least 3x without Mistakes, Before Leaving them to Write Down on their Own.

                Most of the Time This Mummy Ends Up Clowning Around to Act out the Words and Sounds-Like Action. Think my Kids Remember the 默写by Associating to their Mummy's Silly Antics.

                At times, we put the words into song and try to sing it out ....
                Other Times We Clap Along while chanting it ....
                And When Both of us R Sleepy, Both of Us Will March Around, Shouting the Words Out ....
                Sometimes We even Translate the Chinese into English to Something that Becomes \"No-Three-No-Four\", and Laugh ourselves Silly ....
                Generally, Have Fun ....
                And It Won't Be Such A Chore ....
                😉 😉

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                  lizhi
                  last edited by

                  Funx3:
                  IJJ:

                  [quote=\"prisnkc\"]How to teach 默写effectively so that ds can remember it? Vomit blood trying to coach him in this area.


                  I taught mine to form a (moving) picture in her head for each sentence, follow by memorising it by reciting aloud (including the punctuations). Once she can recite about 3 times correct consecutively, she will practice writing down the 生字. Then, w/o refering, she writes the sentences 3 times.

                  She usually does 2 sentences at a time.

                  I Play a Miming Game With Them, Giving them Clues Along The Way, and Getting them to Memorise it at Least 3x without Mistakes, Before Leaving them to Write Down on their Own.

                  Most of the Time This Mummy Ends Up Clowning Around to Act out the Words and Sounds-Like Action. Think my Kids Remember the 默写by Associating to their Mummy's Silly Antics.

                  At times, we put the words into song and try to sing it out ....
                  Other Times We Clap Along while chanting it ....
                  And When Both of us R Sleepy, Both of Us Will March Around, Shouting the Words Out ....
                  Sometimes We even Translate the Chinese into English to Something that Becomes \"No-Three-No-Four\", and Laugh ourselves Silly ....
                  Generally, Have Fun ....
                  And It Won't Be Such A Chore ....
                  😉 😉[/quote]Haha... So many interesting ways. Learning by playing. :idea:

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                    kohhweelin.010441gmail.010441com
                    last edited by

                    lizhi:
                    The school holidays are coming and my dd's teacher gave her some holiday hw. But my dd don't know what is the maths revision test is about.


                    E3, does ur dd know? My dd's teacher did not give her any math worksheets or activity book.
                    Pm you.

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                      php
                      last edited by

                      Funx3:
                      IJJ:

                      [quote=\"prisnkc\"]How to teach 默写effectively so that ds can remember it? Vomit blood trying to coach him in this area.


                      I taught mine to form a (moving) picture in her head for each sentence, follow by memorising it by reciting aloud (including the punctuations). Once she can recite about 3 times correct consecutively, she will practice writing down the 生字. Then, w/o refering, she writes the sentences 3 times.

                      She usually does 2 sentences at a time.

                      I Play a Miming Game With Them, Giving them Clues Along The Way, and Getting them to Memorise it at Least 3x without Mistakes, Before Leaving them to Write Down on their Own.

                      Most of the Time This Mummy Ends Up Clowning Around to Act out the Words and Sounds-Like Action. Think my Kids Remember the 默写by Associating to their Mummy's Silly Antics.

                      At times, we put the words into song and try to sing it out ....
                      Other Times We Clap Along while chanting it ....
                      And When Both of us R Sleepy, Both of Us Will March Around, Shouting the Words Out ....
                      Sometimes We even Translate the Chinese into English to Something that Becomes \"No-Three-No-Four\", and Laugh ourselves Silly ....
                      Generally, Have Fun ....
                      And It Won't Be Such A Chore ....
                      😉 😉[/quote]So, you r moonlighting as clown for almost 5+ years....

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                        kohhweelin.010441gmail.010441com
                        last edited by

                        Funx3:

                        I Play a Miming Game With Them, Giving them Clues Along The Way, and Getting them to Memorise it at Least 3x without Mistakes, Before Leaving them to Write Down on their Own.

                        Most of the Time This Mummy Ends Up Clowning Around to Act out the Words and Sounds-Like Action. Think my Kids Remember the 默写by Associating to their Mummy's Silly Antics.

                        At times, we put the words into song and try to sing it out ....
                        Other Times We Clap Along while chanting it ....
                        And When Both of us R Sleepy, Both of Us Will March Around, Shouting the Words Out ....
                        Sometimes We even Translate the Chinese into English to Something that Becomes \"No-Three-No-Four\", and Laugh ourselves Silly ....
                        Generally, Have Fun ....
                        And It Won't Be Such A Chore ....
                        😉 😉
                        I clown around for moxie too, until my 5yo saw us and started memorizing as well. 😉

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